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Message: <blockquote data-quote="niroshansl" data-source="post: 8177495" data-attributes="member: 172760">*._a and *._b etc. are very weird for a video format. They are either  part of a compressed archive broken in parts or a masked format used to  hide the real extension. Anyways, if you are sure if it is a video, Open  any folder go to Tools option in the menu, go to Folder Options, go to  View tab and make sure Hide file extensions for known file types check  box is unchecked. Then, rename the file and erase the ._a part and try  to change it to any known video format like, *.avi, *.wmv or *.mpeg.You can also drag the file into Windows Media Player and see if will  run. I how ever never heard of such an extension and doubt it will run.</blockquote>

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